Title
Uticaj profesionalnog stresa na povrede na poslu i radnu sposobnost medicinskog osoblja
Creator
Lazaridis, Konstantinos L. 1978.
Copyright date
2016
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Language
Serbian
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Theses Type
Doktorska disertacija
description
Datum odbrane: 09.05.2016.
Other responsibilities
mentor
Jovanović, Jovica
Academic Expertise
Medicinske nauke
University
Univerzitet u Nišu
Faculty
Medicinski fakultet
Group
Katedra za opšte obrazovne predmete
Alternative title
Impact of professional stress on occupational injuries and work ability of health care personnel
Publisher
[K. L. Lazaridis]
Format
175 listova
description
Beleška o autoru: list 175
description
Occupational health, industrial medicine
Abstract (en)
Introduction: Stress in the workplace in the health sector is in
expansion.
Objective: Assessment of the occupational stress index and types of
stressors in certain areas of the health sector and their impact on the
development of occupational injuries and at work ability.
Methodology: The study group consisted of 448 health care personnel
and control of 157 administrative workers. The application of the
questionnaire were analyzed the presence and level of occupational
stressors in their workplaces. The complete diagnostics of health
status were performed. The data of the length of temporary incapacity
for work, injuries at work and permanent work capacity were
analyzed.
Results: Total OSI was significantly higher in the examined group
(69.24 ± 10.10) compared to the control group (39.38 ± 7.44) (t =
39.19, p <0.001). Total OSI was significantly higher among
employees in institutions of secondary and tertiary health care levels
(74.94 ± 7.43) compared to employees in institutions at the primary
health care level (58.87 ± 4.47) (t = 24.891, p <0.001 ). Doctors are
exposed to a significantly higher level of stress than the nurses (73.21
± 10.13; 65.47 ± 8.52) (t = 8.725, p <0.001). Mental disorders,
occupational disease and hypertension were significantly more present
in the examined group compared to the controls (p = 0.043; Χ2 =
4.03; Χ2 = 31.30, p <0.001). Number of working days lost due to
injuries at work, occupational and other diseases was significantly
higher in the study than in the control group (p <0.001). Number of
days lost due to illness, injury at work and occupational diseases was
significantly higher among employees in institutions of secondary and
tertiary health care levels in relation to employees in institutions at the
primary health care level (z = 10.56, t = 6.44, t = 5.23; p <0.001).
There was a significant correlation between OSI and workplace
injuries, length of temporary work disability and complete permanent
loss of working ability. The correlation is highly significant in health
care personnel in surgical branches of medical activity.
Conclusion: Professional stress have significantly effects on the
development of the occupational injuries and at work ability of health
care personnel, which needs the preventive measures.
Authors Key words
Stres na poslu, zdravstveno osoblje, povrede na radu, radna
sposobnost, hirurške grane medicine, profesionalne bolesti,
profesionalni stresori
Authors Key words
Stress at work, health care personnel, injuries at work, work ability,
the surgical branch of medicine, occupational diseases, occupational
stressors
Classification
159.944.4:616-051:613.6(043.3)
Subject
159.944.4:616-051:614.8.067.3(043.3)
Subject
616-057(043.3)
Type
Elektronska teza
Abstract (en)
Introduction: Stress in the workplace in the health sector is in
expansion.
Objective: Assessment of the occupational stress index and types of
stressors in certain areas of the health sector and their impact on the
development of occupational injuries and at work ability.
Methodology: The study group consisted of 448 health care personnel
and control of 157 administrative workers. The application of the
questionnaire were analyzed the presence and level of occupational
stressors in their workplaces. The complete diagnostics of health
status were performed. The data of the length of temporary incapacity
for work, injuries at work and permanent work capacity were
analyzed.
Results: Total OSI was significantly higher in the examined group
(69.24 ± 10.10) compared to the control group (39.38 ± 7.44) (t =
39.19, p <0.001). Total OSI was significantly higher among
employees in institutions of secondary and tertiary health care levels
(74.94 ± 7.43) compared to employees in institutions at the primary
health care level (58.87 ± 4.47) (t = 24.891, p <0.001 ). Doctors are
exposed to a significantly higher level of stress than the nurses (73.21
± 10.13; 65.47 ± 8.52) (t = 8.725, p <0.001). Mental disorders,
occupational disease and hypertension were significantly more present
in the examined group compared to the controls (p = 0.043; Χ2 =
4.03; Χ2 = 31.30, p <0.001). Number of working days lost due to
injuries at work, occupational and other diseases was significantly
higher in the study than in the control group (p <0.001). Number of
days lost due to illness, injury at work and occupational diseases was
significantly higher among employees in institutions of secondary and
tertiary health care levels in relation to employees in institutions at the
primary health care level (z = 10.56, t = 6.44, t = 5.23; p <0.001).
There was a significant correlation between OSI and workplace
injuries, length of temporary work disability and complete permanent
loss of working ability. The correlation is highly significant in health
care personnel in surgical branches of medical activity.
Conclusion: Professional stress have significantly effects on the
development of the occupational injuries and at work ability of health
care personnel, which needs the preventive measures.
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